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            1 #### Elisenlebkuchen
            2 
            3 Images:
            4 [Chocolate glazing](#elisenlebkuchen.jpg)
            5 [No glazing](#unglazed.jpg)
            6 
            7 - Ingredients
            8     + 2 eggs
            9     + 50g sugar
           10     + 125g honey
           11     + 4-5 tsp Lebkuchen spice
           12     + 200g ground almonds
           13     + 200g ground hazelnuts
           14     + 50g candied lemon peel
           15     + 50g candied orange peel
           16     + 3/8 tsp Hirschhornsalz
           17     + 1/4 tsp salt
           18 - Instructions
           19     + Mix almonds, hazelnuts, spice, and Hirschhornsalz together and set aside
           20     + Beat eggs, sugar, and salt until the mixture is fluffy
           21     + Add honey, candied lemon peel, and candied orange peel and mix well
           22         * Note: you're not supposed to mix it too much to preserve the fluff, but sometimes it's
           23                 quite difficult to get the honey and candied peels mixed properly otherwise
           24     + Mix in nut mixture
           25     + Create patties about 7cm in diameter and 0.5-1cm thick on a tray
           26         * Note: it is easiest to form them properly with wet fingers
           27     + Leave on tray for at least 1 hour (ideally overnight)
           28     + Bake at 150 C for 20-25 minutes, until they are light brown
           29         * Warning: watch them carefully, they burn quite easily
           30     + Glaze with chocolate or other glazing
           31     + Notes
           32         * Usually, these are made on top of "Backoblaten" (thin wafer papers for baking), but
           33           I am not a huge fan of those